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David Cameron Is A Cannibal Oi Oi Oi Oi
By day he makes the law
But when the night time falls
Out to stalk the streets
Death! Murder! Fresh Meat!
Longpig for dinner again
Tonight at number 10
Savour the meaty taste
And don't let a morsel go to waste
His policies disgraceful
His appetite insatiable
Don't trust the Tory Scum
His next victim could be your Mum
Hi and welcome to cannibal kitchen with your host Prime Minister David Cameron. Tell us Dave, what's on the menu today?
Well today we're going to be cooking a mouthwatering council estate baby in a sauce made from the aspirations of the poor. Delicious!
David Cameron Is A Cannibal Oi Oi Oi Oi
Boris Johnson Is An Animal Oi Oi Oi Oi
George Osbourne Is a horrible little man badly out of his depth, seemingly almost completely incompetent, who's making disastrous mistakes with our economy. Like, seriously man.
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Victory Road
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Flaykee Schin UK
One Man Punk Rock Band with guitars and drums and bass and lyrics that are angry and political and offensive and stuff. Seriously, it's quite good.
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